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3 months agoI’ll have to check that out, thanks!
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Thanks! Damn, maybe I should move to Mbin. Anyone know if there’s a good mobile client for it?
Could you, like, maybe post the explanation we’re supposed to be discussing for context instead of making us go search for it?
I beat my wife at Mario Kart and now she won’t play me anymore.
9·3 months agoThere’s another one for photographers, pixelfed I think?
6·3 months agoYou can also mash them, boil them, or put them in a stew.
1·3 months agoAfrica/Middle east is what I’d heard previously but I think the article I last read was a misunderstanding of this:
Looks like it might have just been a poorly written headline but the earliest stuff I’ve heard in the past was either Africa or Middle East:
I might have misread it but I’d previously heard Africa and somewhere in the middle east (Ur, current day Iraq was a big city)
Hell if I know, it just seems to happen. I don’t think I can consciously do it.
You could use a potato, don’t need crazy specs
Keep until the wheels fall off!
1·3 months agoI appreciate the suggestion, but I want a modern one with good specs and I’m really not a fan of Samsung phones after a series of bad experiences with them.
Nice down vote, you can go find it yourself now (or remain ignorant, I don’t really care if you learn anything new or not).
The earliest record of humans, it was pretty recently discovered.
I want a legit physical keyboard flagship
It’s OK to run a fan at night
Turns out it was more in central Europe according to the latest discovery, but we are all human regardless of where we started.Edit: Never mind, it was only 1.4 million years ago: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/ancient-stone-tools-found-in-ukraine-may-have-been-used-by-early-humans-over-1-million-years-ago
The second part still stands though.
Uh, wtf?